MST. NASEEM BIBI versus STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN
Counting the limitation period for filing a claim / application before the Insurance Tribunal under Section 118 of the Insurance Ordinance, Section 86 (IX of the Limitation Act, 1908), created before the establishment of the Insurance Tribunal under the 2000 Section Subsequent claims Insurance Ordinance, 118 of 2000, died on 11 ure 2001 and the claimant's request under section 118 of the Insurance Ordinance 2000; the insurance tribunal was dismissed on the grounds that it was subsequently banned, The restriction amount must be run within the three-year limitation period provided in Article 86 (a) of the Schedule-to-Limitation Act, 1908, when the amount was insured. The death certificate was given or received by the insurance tribunal on 20 February 2006 and the date before it; the claimant filed the various tribunals such as the Ombudsman, the President, the High Court and the Insurance Tribunal under the Insurance Ordinance 2000. Immediately after arrival; was arriving later. Within three months the claimant approached the insurance tribunal so no claimant could be convicted in filing an application under section 118 of the Insurance Ordinance 2000 despite the fact that the insured passed on 12 2001 10 2001. In the present case, the date of death of the insurance cannot be treated to that extent. Rather, it will begin on 20 6 2006 when a forum was set up under section 118 of the Insurance Ordinance 2000 to file such application. And therefore the appellant's application was not punctual under section 118 of the Insurance Ordinance 2000
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